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Samuel Butler's four-volume edition of the Tragedies of Aeschylus draws upon the monumental 1663 Latin commentary edition by Thomas Stanley. Based upon Stanley's own notes and translations, Butler's Greek and Latin edition distils the early English scholarship on Aeschylus. This first volume (1809) contains Prometheus Bound and The Suppliants.
Samuel Butler's four-volume edition of Aeschylus' Tragedies draws upon the monumental 1663 Latin commentary of Thomas Stanley. Based upon Stanley's notes and translations, Butler's Greek and Latin edition distils the early English scholarship on Aeschylus. This second part of the fourth volume contains attributed fragments and an index.
Samuel Butler's four-volume edition of the Tragedies of Aeschylus draws upon the monumental 1663 Latin commentary edition by Thomas Stanley. Based upon Stanley's own notes and translations, Butler's Greek and Latin edition distils the early English scholarship on Aeschylus. This second volume (1811) contains Seven Against Thebes and Agamemnon.
Samuel Butler's four-volume edition of the Tragedies of Aeschylus draws upon the monumental 1663 Latin commentary edition by Thomas Stanley. Based upon Stanley's own notes and translations, Butler's Greek and Latin edition distils the early English scholarship on Aeschylus. This third volume (1812) contains the Choephori and Eumenides.
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